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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01
ANARCHISTS .S7ILL ~ SUSPENSE.
THE SUPREME COURT DECISION.
ACTION on WEDNESDAY OR TIL ISDAY AT
--LATEST "-UNFAvoRABLE FOR THE CONDEMNED
JBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE. J

WAsIINGTON. oct 3l.-A general impression tn"'
there would be decision to-day of the appe"
by the counsel Of the condemned Anarchists di"" !"
the supreme Court chamber great throng of persons
including many members Of the bar Icioro Inv
Chief Justice and the Associate justices came ana
took their seats at noon standing room Wa at d"
premium and many persons unable t" Obtain
admittancc But even at that time it was apparent
that decision to be expected to-day. 'i INC
Anarchists counsel only Mr.. SalOmOn was pc-'i'
when the court opened and Randolph Tucker tie
only other who appeared. did not do 50 uh'l ur
reading of the decisions had been In progress io'
some time. When he did In and take his 'eai
was with an air Of ind ference Attorney General
Hunt, Of Illinois, hand early. but senator
Cullom did not In 10 lend him counirnancc nh'i
the routine proceedings Of the day were well ddVa"''
The majority Of the Spectators was ON the a'''' '
kept il, ears open 10 hear each decision and sometimes
among the women, who occupied Good d'd "'''o
than the space usually allotted 10 them, liil' sign
Of relief was heard one Of the Justices h'f'h 10
prose about a railroad suit or an appeal from some
decision I'm a National Bank case While tie A>'"tiac
Justices were taking In declaring The juIrh'"
by Order Of the court" schooboy fashion The 'h'
Justice lat facing the audience alternately nh|'' >
a copy of the do kot and small package "i man"
script. some thought he wa, nervous, aud tAat tl'
dccisio was In hts hands but when his turn came
he quietly announced the approve ur denial o h",'"'
ia adj aucc certain ca.cs and then raising hs heda di
looking counsel >quarciy in the face hc renMh 'nat
the court hoped tO announce IL u'tl-!" W. ~
appeal of SPIES and Others soon a wednesday "i
certainly not later than Thursday Of this week. -.
Tie friends of Spies and othci-. for th'S ''IlduiS
had friends aud sympathizcrs in the room, "tIr IN
Cllncd first 10 derive some encouragement i ,'
this o,'ponement. but little reflection '"hN'n'c'
them that a. Indication # wa adverse 4" tr CON
dcmncd men. They rcaliICl that If ~" court h@"l @
come 10 a conclusion I'm favor of the Anar. i-S I' :,
would be- necessity for the announcement pr'a'r .
time should be- required To- write out a iaN"i"'.c
decision II would make dinrl'n," Wh''"'I IL
s,nrII lac nrorpul gated to-day or Wrduc-hat nf "h
Nouday next which l. a regular day iYr o.. luIh-
dawn q decisions.
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THREATENING Mr.. WECHSLER.
ANOTHER LETTER FROM THE BASTARD.
REFUSAL TO SIGN AN ANARciIsTiC PETITION |
PEOBABLE EEAsON FOR TIE CRIME.

A REFUSAL TO SIGN AN ANARCiIIsriC PETITION
PhoBABLE REASON FOR THE CRIME.
In prosecuting the search for the person VINO sent
the explosive machine which injured Mrs. Joseph
Wcchslcr. the Brooklyn police found yesterday dis
charged driver named Jacob PctSch, who wa9 sup
posed to have some anmosity against the firm OF
Wechslcr & Abraham. lie was ordered to deliver
bonnet to Mrs. sanford f.. Gee, Of Vanderbilt ave'
two weeks aeo and She did not get 1t for two days
on her comp alnt he discharged. He then sent
a note to Mrs Gee dcnouncing her and the firm ana
saying she had taken the bread out Of the mouths OF
his family She tore up the note.
After the accident to Mrs Wcchslcr, she informed
tho police. They found rIetsch at No. 154 Gwinnett-
81. He is not married. At Police Headquarters he
denied all knowledge Of the machine. He was con-
iontcd by joyce, the messenger boy and Maggie Lee.
a servant at No. @33 Washington ave. who said
stranger callcl at that house with package for Mr.
wech-ler on Friday night, and neither of them could
Identify him. superintendent Campbell said he was
convinced Hct-ch hal nothing to do with the case
and he was released. Mr. Wechsler got this letter
yesterday:
10 XII YOU bccase yo are a and N suffer for
IT, II you the street mock the brains ont o. & yoI
read IN the Morniag Journal that offered s2o0o I
send you PAWN tickets because you now you
23s Vest Fifty eighth street.
1t was written on a scrap Of brown paper In +
diS iSguscd hand, and on the back was written " iour
truly friend. j. p. swift. 23o W. 58th-st, New-YoiA
CITY" This address is said to be vacant lot. Tie
letter was mailed at .. IN. sunday at station H.
Mr. wechscr Inclined to think the explosive material
was sent to him because he refused to sign peton
to save the condemned Anarchists In Chicago hth
death Another theory is that some small Shop
keeper whose business has been hurt by inc sict
store of Mr. wc,hslcr's firm. Is the cuiprt NO m
favorable symptoms set in ycstciuay III MIS-
" NcchSlcr's case. ,., ~, ho.
doned the idea that any discharged from his store
had ANYTHING do with tue explosive package OF n"C
Anarchiss had designed injure him. There was no
why they should do so az the money Oh tnc ,n
was paid out to a large force OF men anu woncn
every week, and they got Slo;ooV IN IN
salaries weekly. n the firm locked up
ia money then there would be some reasen Tor assshs
IL The suspicious directed against the reccty u,3
charged servant girl were equally uniouhde,. ne s%a, %
She had gone because her eyes were weak anu nu
was AT the house Yesterday 10 Mrs Wechs 20 lai
as Mr. Wcchsler knew the police had no cleN ths PIo
iscl TO unraycl the the mystery. ~, r.A.,o.
Dr Rochester said late last evening thar Nr' N'cHs'.
would be well In week unless blood poisoning set III 'o
nr had little fear Of that.
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,ur ,oryrJGHr oy Arrou4rIc uruc

EosroN oct. 81 Clprc'ah odd ease under thr copy
rgut law is that OF William II. kennciy, "t br'oAyn.
and tho Automatic Music Paper COMPANY oil h'S'on'
AGAINST John McIimmauy jr. OF "orcc''or =" WIS WI
trial o-day before JulSe colt In the 'ntrt 3'''' -"
emit Court Mr. Kennedy owns the copyright OF me Wc''
L,,yu sons, Cradles Empty Naby's Gone ana th'
Automatic Music Company claim the exclusive n-nt "
sell tie sons in perforated sheets for the ors'"c'' l
defendant answers that the perforated paper - no. ',
rn,.ir INT il merely "a mechanical appliance Whch Nir
rnn, iel laws do cover. IL appr trrd IN V'lo"s
ai aunllcaton tor copyright on the periora l W
t ,, on',. had been refused Washington. where
was held that the appliance came nn'et l"o P'un' w.
nIy and that "a a OF fact 1t had beeh onNerei ny
two pate nts which have expired Juusc 'o'' Wal '"'
lin lie bcinrr deCllng lt
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rNnlv. rnr NINnn.. .rElkr Is INnIANA :

Vl,,i>>r- lud oct. 3D. Iae miners strike 10 Wash
.r.ou. Davies County. s about o oni and a.! @; iho
o. u.r~ arc ,pcctci 2" return 20 ""'k th, noiLi"c
NcArly 500 minors struck Month aro for what j.
called flc Co.uulvs scale. aud pay every tv" W'cN'
otor miners n southern iHdiaa followed ana over -"o
men out work p yaroue coluic- south ot tAc onto and
v,.-....piI r.ilrolI Whcn President Fisher. ~ the
Mm,i, STATE Irisgl was called into the conference
o. i ou' 'or TIC oolumhn. scale Tho mine operators
rcrrsertfd that thy could not reach that yutc exactly
hlt agreed 10 advance %" pay am lshcl ne W'''
li last night which Ac planned % u" mirri- tN
fley aou.i ltt Tor the present 10 cents cal "u' s''r
could Ic put .u AMI coal weighed, aud tAen thr Pr''
Vii rance from - o bJ cents. according 10 the screen
~. PCS b. MAIDS -,iul monthly. )u- H., ION over
two '.,ct. Dty huui. Nl get - - "a day ms chl'
l,. tlf.soip. AMI -vrsu-lyc STRIKE No dolh' a. the
miners Ni. agree 10 tA' same terms
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roINIr>ncIir MISS NorATS SIAirr
4 I. .ouN;NGpNE A>lLrM rAIIoNr TO B" ~

4 b .uuN;NGpAiE A>NLrN rAll.Nr 10 - ~
AHMED N A COMNIN>ioN.
Nj Marta Is. Mount, wnO OWNS real estate worm
$40 600 and personal property worth t'oooo. las
hr,u confined n ll, s1lalc Insane Asylum for
several ycar- DR. samuel T.. Lyon. assistant super
Inrru,cn. u the institution. SAYS that ~hc Is a''crd
with dcmcnila and chronic mania.
on the petition Of her sisters. 'haIi'"a u N'""
and susan Mount. who live at 80. Nc~ T"rhl}-hi
Justice IugIaiap. Of the snpn'l" court l''i'ruy
,intcd Grorgc Putnam smith, Dr. Gcore' y pi\"h
and Lewis J. Ecllrl. jr. commissioners to take "-'
unnN b, fore sheriff juN with We" l." having h'I
adnIecd to be- Of uueouud mind - maj committee 4
lcy person and - at may be- appointed.
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Mr. Davi>'S speech WAS frequently int"rrnpr'
by applause. At the close of his remarks letters
were read from several prominent cl"re>m"n and
lu>mcn who were not able to hc present. Among
them were tie following:
rrt Ety. nr wuINvM rWloaI r-ere, u,a' an9tlcr
S.v ,w am 10 fullest :, mpatly win ne movement.
hs, tl,,r it t%S t,,u, ' II. success. those WHO
a. branch on with cy are sitting and wil bee themselves
hc srca.,, iG,eI' ~ bh S in ry lnav : % sn, ls
labor follow aud he" eic III 1c Ion cu %3rNin
IN i,d d4y ont. with ct np. and WIN M more pay
for those WHO NH st'' is w. rY'"'; -" VA.
'r sr"rn 4v. work. IDe F,Ims M,krnlie Act ha~ been
on an '', INTO is opersns view rs rerea.
ne. sot 'te noe ,n 'e,S % 9M" % %i the ny more
.r%teut 's % .ta Tc Wcal tS' could 4'e or law %
thoroughly enforced here.
,ho rest o sunday ae,u. H. mrrccnary nyl'i' ey ,,s
maud hat rc -uuay rule. winch al WORTHY ani ,9ne's
rc,niar ir,nc aaioas and eniaaser, 40
era,e,t interests OF s"ceV.
r,rureC A. wNIwog1H ot Albany.-I fear shall not %
abe 10 attend The mec'aso the 81 NsWn ON
To VII c, yot invite me "n M"llv n,A "a, avI bf "a
w is mens it !, ad sncpa tna! large
s,s e, "n OF been n Ms .n t. y" Tor the eH, rnnkcnncs
and disorder; who Nen,rhe ine ,ofciH% i%I"S ''i.
h@' i. deep %S,ie %erG ap,y which Td5, c,,y WI.
Nx YORK t. .eni her, Albany year after year the sa,o
irs, Ink s sn1s la now come
lhr person, Liberty ,G0t hc thtnkel iOr thct
fliyl have how ed into position whet" We nh'I
81 law AMI orGor ana prove iit"s
,of m nm cot OF the.e slaves Ot the lqn"r
tsrc TTa .neaih oui ballots must either yeid ~
,l.y of w0shp 10 he demands Ot ldW'ss
who uld bv their vol h'ttny
a this ef cal Tine -loulI te;
"rhe Iords Day-ll mast and shah 10 prescivei.
FKFpERlc r. COUnEgT--For tho reasons ! have already
st,el fear shall be able 10 attend Inc meeting
al ~tenwav Han toni sht hut wholly ana entfrv WI
van N your keep day IN TAO week Tor The uel
O' which class claim 10 nave n'eh a. my
IL am can be INVASION or man per.
so al liberty that day the week liH slaIt
cea.- which records show pr'in'e@ h",o
vice AMI all other combined >uIey l 20
il peculiar char OF htt hhflh -
snond IL to preerenc" over All ot''I i,,i
our sunday can WORK is wholesome iuu
In influences different from all other "v@
brighter aud cleaner than any other 1911 IL he
home and children all that those word, Hngg.st tNSr
scofcrs must that tho morality anh h"at' ., .
whole peOps cncrInod IN th!, question: 'u" -
promising sign of times that men of all ere ais an" w
creed should stand together on aeonhon pa" OH" ''' ~
common good.
letter was al9 read from the kev' III.
Thomas Armitage, Of the Firth Avenue bap'iSe
Church. clearly setting forth his view in ITO
matter and expressing his sympathy with the "o-
jects of the meeting.
THE REV pR. nUNTNGrnN'S SPEECH
| Each of the letters received fs share oi aP'
plause from tho audience, and Vt the close oi to
reading the chairman introdxced the kev. De'
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nunity in Turkey 1t expected that the request will
be granted
UNIONlsT INFLUENCE NOT DEAD.

LORD HAETINGTON'S OPPOSITION TO MIR. GLAD
STONE CONSOLIDATION SCHEME.
LONDON. oct. 3l.-LOrd Harrington. speaking at
Truro to-day, admitted that the CnonistS engaged
In an uphill fight, but he said the present meeting
does not look like political extinction, and the Glad
stonians well know that the UniOnsts still hold great
influence" He questioned Sir William Vernon liar-
courts wisdom in comparing Gladstone to bismarck
and CavOuf, whose title to admiration and vencraton
was that they consolidated peoples OF the same blood
and same language into great states while Mr.. Glad
stone was trying to do exactly the opposite lie said
that he was not conscious, Mr. Morley had said Of
having taken step backward" though. : Mr.. Glad
stone had not ma lie a single concession TO UniOniSt
ideas. he had not altered his position Mr. TfcvclN an
Lad done. II impossible. in his opinion. 10 deal
with the question of local government until the idea
Of a di,tint Irish nationality had been completely
removed.
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ETGENE .fSHTON'S DEtTH

THE COEONTR FINDS That TIE Yoi y" fLo'' '''''
IsT DIED FROM POISONING.
PHILADELPHIA oct. 81 The coroner held an IhP"o''
to day the Of Eugene Ashton, the eloc"'""''
who died Ia tho cnnsy vann Hospital on SATURDAY "o
having been found sick the street II was dcVc"To"
that death due to prassic acid hut w"ther "' Nv"
the deadly drug taken with suicidal intent "a' ho
asccrtaincd certificate OF death was gwen 50 ny @
body might he removed 10 llcmnssbutt r'u'n''N'
Cousiy Kentucky. where tho dead man ihlnoi u'op
The inquest, however, continued III ordeI W
tain where the poison purchased Ashton Ncd at 20
10 Gran-rcy Park Ncw-l Ork, and came mere on 'ls
Friday.
At No 30 Grammcrcy Park last night IL was sta''"
that Euecue Ashton had lived there for some tii an"
had left the house last Friday visit TO some reIa'os
IN la bcin. apparently IN gooi health ana Ih
.xccII.ut siirlts e horn III FlemngsbhFe No
rncky twenty years ago ana Iived ~ 'lhchnau ,o
ssecral wears He well knswn as theatfcai rcaacr
~ ~ ,,v 1rncinpat Washington and Pittsbufg. Re
Gently lie AZ been cving private
,c Of Major H. Poud ana Is sad 10 nave
49, IN ,ecnniary way. lie 10 dss'ripeu As
rnserIu, and acliyc young of good atAA A@An
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,,,y,crrp vrRpERrD ~ TIE Pulpit.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Oct 3l-A dispatch to me A"'F!-
,o, sys: "Near SuryesS. Miss. yesterday wiie COZ
or.L minister John Depew, WAS speaking 10 an e'hS'"
,on meeting another co0rcd man on the outside o te
hous. fired through an open WINDOW io'u VI o"'"''
,loyir out mis- brains The murderer was arrested ana
csrnn. And Was captured again ana Ior tue Secon '.o
yot ,wny Il appears that the pfeacher was apoit
ssnnrt Hc man no did the shooting FOR can stt~luS'
on, hc ana his Aroher got up tha so-called eiSra'o
m,eting o,tensbly for the purpose OF discussing
NV NV ff,rc home but really TO &c; Deper in place
where they could murder him.
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GUATEMALA REvOLUrIONIsrs SHOT.

IA LIBLRrAD, Oct. 81. via Galveston -Ex.Nice Pre'
dent CasteuadaS. having disagreed with President
Baros action prsclamipg himself Dictator OF Guau
temaln headed a revolution against him. being sup
ported 10y She most prominent families OF tiu2tomala
1he Government forces suppressed the uprising. how
ever and captured the Chiefs whO according t0 news
brought by tho Pacific Mail from authentic sources were
shot yesterday together with four others
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NiYrrG. oct 81 tNp,riat.-Ihe brlci-maEins season
aior, tho IIui,ou River Is drawing I" close H'N'"
r,v Yards have been started and brick makers say mat
several million more bricks have been man1i'ciui'i
this ,,,r ,r, IN any season before. To night carload
of French Canadians passed through this city on he way
o Montreal from llavcrstraw, where they nave "coh
Nor, nm he Yards since May. The rulImg prices Tor
brch nav irru good To- the ~ca~oh AMI the ni"I".
nrrrs are generally pleased with lie result OF the year
Trade
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ANDREW CARNEGIE's BOOK DENOUNCED.

a GRAND JURY SAYS TRIUMPHANT DEMOCRACY"
Is REASONABLE LIBEL AGAINST THE QUEEN.
LONDON. oct. 3l.-Ths Grand Jury at Wolvcrhampton
have asked the Court TO instruct the governing commit
tee of the Free Library of Wolverhampon TO Withdraw
Andrew Carnege's beck, "Triumphant Democracy
which has been presented to the Library the ground
that it is false scandalous defamatory seditious aud
reasonable libel against the Queen. The work was
published in WoveIhampton. The Recorder said that
he had ns 10 interfere with the Library committee
or to prosecute the publishers. Some ot her authority
he said. might take the materup Those who heard OK
tracts from the book read would probably think the book
a diSCredlt 10 the Free Library.
ENGLAND AND THE NEWFOUNDLAND BAIT ACT
PARIS, Oct 3l.-rhe Temps commenting on Lord Sails
bUrys notification that royal sanction has been given TO
tho enforcement of the Newfoundland Bait act next
son. says:
The British Cabinet has fallen into the trap laid by the
Newfoundland Parliament England voluntarily sacr-
fees the interests OF fishermen 10 class OF capitalists
and cXplOitcrs French fishermen confronted with
fact OF the alteration OF the whole machinery OF tho
fishing trade. Fortunately they have already takon pre-
cautions procure bait outside and in spite Of the New
foundlanders and the French will TO tribute
OF 100000 for fishing IN the same waters This IS All the
Newfoundlandcls will get from the campaign.
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,ncrrn.oIr rEAs,WOEKEE HOPEFUL

The locke out brasswcrkers look for important deNci
,,. ,o,i., The yearly contract OF the members OF
,he Chandelier Nauufscturrrs Association ends ana
many breaks IN the ranks OF the a'sociaonarceNre'le
The Knights Of Ianor taken the srte up ana nave
assessed the members in District Assembly 40 AZ
tNut, nye cents each. By hls 4eans they expect 70
,,. IN 400 Z, ucip the brasswOrkers Win. Inc en-
,n,,r. yil !, ,,t II. day and Important action
s,th., IN ,s direction of continuing The lockout or open
r tne factories TO all who apply Will plobdOy De ""oI'
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ingly difficult After o'clock the flames were uhdei
control The estimate OF loss 100000 VITA Insurance
ST LOUIS Oct 3l.-A fire broke out in grocery store
in the business portion of Lamonc Mo- early TINS morn
ing and consumed the ltcr part OF the town oNor
dozen business houses. Including the hotel aud several
dwelling houses were destroyed.
HACKEIrsTowS n j.. oct. 81 tSprciab.-The barn ana
outbuildngs OF S. L. Hibber. of Aamuchy, were de-
stroyed by fire last night causing loss OF 5000 SIX
horses seven cows we're burned death There IS
pnrllal insurance
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RESTRAINED FROM USING TIE

RESTRAINED FROM USING TIE UNION Label
Adofph ~tracsscr AMI Charles 9. Sl0ctr nave "p'
talucd fr.m Justice Duro, OF the superior court on
bcLalf of themselves and all other members "i tho
{, sarmaLcis' international Union of America a" !"
junction pending suit restraining Auoiph Nioo"'''
from u.ine the union label ar any imitation "i on
demanding that hc account for al cigar, sou, Nv %
IN hnxcs bearing their label and thai ne pay thc'"
datnatrs cauaI 10 the value o the cigars th'iS so'"
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,osers ~ VARIOUS PLACES.

CfxclsxA1I Oct 81 One OF the milIs OF 'ne America"
Cotton seed OIL Company. III last oi'"-S''' "' -,
w., rn n,ua,pg burpcd was five stories in height
oa ncun,ed .,ace of 100 by so feet Tho cellars IN
which large quantity OF oil was stored were formerly
IN. Isnrwer,h vine cellars Owing To ts a"Tu"a M a
oil in ulsck tho intense AVA the Won
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THE TIHE RECOHD.
A BLAZE JUST OFF SOUTH STR

BLAZE JUST OFF SOUTH STREET
The top floor of the Old mustard nill at No. ~
Natei-st. occupied by j. l.. GruInaI, caught hfc 'i'
aieLt al about II O'Clock. The building was WI
.,orrd with mustard. There wa big blaze ior ha''
an hour much sitting smoke and mast y-looking S'r'c
nonded with musta'd and water. The hre was over
In AN hour. The damage to the STOCK aiHouhl@i I"
q, 900. tn The buding a fOu-stOiy brich ~u"''"''
lLLA
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FAvOEIyG THE ARBITRATION SCHEME.

LONDoN, Oct. 3l.-An English and American confer
held at Brompton this evening, at which the
arbitration scheme was discussed The Marquis OF Lorne
presided. Letters OF approval read from Earle
Graz vie Nh Bright. Lord Woise-y ami e;hers. Reso'
lutiOns in favor OF the s.he DO were adopted.
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PRINTERS xrAEIY ALL Al WORK AGAIN.

.hcr, WIS only one development In the dctuhct
printers, srike yesterday and that was the REFUSAL o
the former employees OF John f'me"u' 10 'o'"'" "
work because, as they said. he refused to pay Inc he"
rata r comno.,tion fortv-tbrrc thousand ems
Thcr ar, now between 200 and 300 printers ont OF EN-
ployueut as "A result Of the strike. Inc incompetent
III 49,, ,.'iI, IN the offices any length oi time, Tor tue
orr,uru viii soon nnd occasion TO ask Tor tne1r ais
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Mny !, wusoN nInN,r PAY HOusE EENr

WHY NJ WILSON DIN IHi 'C|'f i'''''''
PAEls oct. 3l.-M. WILSON, speaking OF the charges
against him Of completely IN the Legion OF Honor deco
ration scandals said On the day have 10 appear oe
fore the Court OF Inquiry shall have c'asen 10 r a'
Palace Of the Eysee He also said that but ior Tie
feeling Of respect re has for W. GreNy no wohId nave
cent 10 the Minister OF Finance the anouH oi hi' """'o
tax ;oi the whole time he resided AT the laiacc'
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AxAMrRIcAN N nIsGEAcr IL ErssIA.

BERLIN. oct. 3l.-Hussan aivccs 10 tho TrUnff'u7cr
Z'tp0 report the expulsion from Russia OF Mr. Van
Eipcr formerly American Consul Moscow who a. the
request ~ the Russian Government. dismissed Tor
selling lalS - Russian exhibitors AZ New orleans.
The Government before -sRding Mr Van Ripper TO the
frontier. igog act ne Ame"dI Cover. neat %! Its Ill
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oIDLAND RELEASED oN BArL.

ID>Do~, Oct 81. Odland the leader of tic une'n-
plorcJ workinen, who made demonstrations IN London
Recently has been committed FOR trial on carse OF IN
eiipg The people TO breach OF the peace Ho was re-
leased On bail his suIetes beiks Annie hesaHt ana the
Rev Mr. IIeadlaln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01

Xrwronr T. f. Oct 3l.--Captain A. X. Yates was this
norniuc formally relieved of the command of the train
inc shin New Hampshire by Commander f. j llig:
t,rtlpt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01
,rvy & nrIrToN BoYCOrTED.

The Jourmcynen brewers Union has oIlci"ly t"He" up
c trouble Of the employees OF Levy Brtton the Brook
l brewers whose mon are strike for tho union ratio
NJ grs An official boycott OF all trades unions has penh
nI,crd upon all the barroon, where Ls'y bIlttoh
hser \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01
HINES, or TMrEEOE WILLIAM

II4Il-' - Vt 7 VI I.I'T'' " II'''I' 10
ErELIN, oct. SILT is officially stated thdt Emperor
William is suffering froH rled matte pans AZ the base
of the spine. accompanies 10y fatigue and tssu!c Iio
compelled 20 remain iu bed ta:oI-hou. yc,tr,iy
and he slept sevcra hors. His re-. 4, ~ sht "ts in
paired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01

DIIIDfAD to tJDfHi'i L ph'h DH' ""''""''
CIN,INSATI, oct 3l-l;eceiVer Armstrong To day be
gan tho payment OF the first dividend to depossrs OIL
the Fidelity National Bank. Tho dividend Is % per
cont NJ The claim The whole DO disbursed Is
sGOOO1O. 1t Is thought II will require year 70 get
+, ady forths next dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01
ENCOURAGING PRINCE FERDINAND.

SOPHIA, oct 3i.-The so5ranle has unanimously vo'cl
an address IN reply 10 Prince F,rnans speech sur
ins him OF the support oil The army AM Pe'p.e